It’s not all bad though. The Gators – at least those not victim to injury – enter camp with a sense of security in the fact that they aren’t faced with learning any new terminology. It’s the second year in offensive coordinator Brent Pease’s system and the third under Muschamp’s defensive system. Muschamp echoed the sentiments that comfort breeds success.

“We’re seven practices in and it’s good for us in the sense that now defensively, going into the third year of a scheme in a system and then offensively, now in year two, our special teams, there’s so much carry-over of what we’re doing,” Muschamp said. “I’m pleased with where we are at this point after seven practices.”

With week one behind them, Florida looks to week two of fall camp. Things are most certainly looking up, starting with the fact that the Gators will get their starting quarterback back. Driskel returned to practice yesterday and judging by his performance, won’t be holding the team back as he gets acclimated to practice once more.

“He had great command. He threw the ball extremely well. Nice zip on the ball. He threw a couple nice touch passes. I thought he looked sharp,” Muschamp said

The continuity going into the regular season is a battle Florida will begin to fight August 31st, for now, the Gators can only go about things like they already are, practice by practice, week by week.

About Richard Johnson

Richard lives in Gainesville and prides himself in being a bonafide lifelong Alachua County Resident. He attends the University of Florida and is in his third year studying Telecommunications. He isn’t sure how he started loving football being the son of two immigrants that don’t care about the sport, but he has developed a borderline unhealthy obsession with it. In his free time, Richard watches other sports and is an avid fan of the Los Angeles Lakers and Tampa Bay Rays. He doesn’t like chocolate, knows Moe’s is better than Chipotle and drinks way too many Arnold Palmers. He also took up golf in the summer of 2012. That pursuit isn’t going well. You can listen to him talk about sports during the Cheapseats radio show on ESPN 850-WRUF or online at WRUF.com. Follow him on Twitter at @RagjUF.

It’s not all bad though. The Gators – at least those not victim to injury – enter camp with a sense of security in the fact that they aren’t faced with learning any new terminology. It’s the second year in offensive coordinator Brent Pease’s system and the third under Muschamp’s defensive system. Muschamp echoed the sentiments that comfort breeds success.

“We’re seven practices in and it’s good for us in the sense that now defensively, going into the third year of a scheme in a system and then offensively, now in year two, our special teams, there’s so much carry-over of what we’re doing,” Muschamp said. “I’m pleased with where we are at this point after seven practices.”

With week one behind them, Florida looks to week two of fall camp. Things are most certainly looking up, starting with the fact that the Gators will get their starting quarterback back. Driskel returned to practice yesterday and judging by his performance, won’t be holding the team back as he gets acclimated to practice once more.

“He had great command. He threw the ball extremely well. Nice zip on the ball. He threw a couple nice touch passes. I thought he looked sharp,” Muschamp said

The continuity going into the regular season is a battle Florida will begin to fight August 31st, for now, the Gators can only go about things like they already are, practice by practice, week by week.

Richard JohnsonRichardJohnsonragj476@gmail.comAuthorRichard lives in Gainesville and prides himself in being a bonafide lifelong Alachua County Resident. He attends the University of Florida and is in his third year studying Telecommunications. He isn’t sure how he started loving football being the son of two immigrants that don’t care about the sport, but he has developed a borderline unhealthy obsession with it. In his free time, Richard watches other sports and is an avid fan of the Los Angeles Lakers and Tampa Bay Rays. He doesn’t like chocolate, knows Moe’s is better than Chipotle and drinks way too many Arnold Palmers. He also took up golf in the summer of 2012. That pursuit isn’t going well. You can listen to him talk about sports during the Cheapseats radio show on ESPN 850-WRUF or online at WRUF.com. Follow him on Twitter at @RagjUF.GatorCountry.com